Jennifer Vance Email & Phone Number

Jennifer Vance is a Technical Delivery Director at Instaclustr. Colleagues describe her as "Jenny has been a linchpin in helping our team/company deliver over the last few years. I have thrown such a wide variety of challenges at her it doesn't even make sense; front-end development, sql projects, task management, people management, organizing trade-show activities, contract review, working the sales process; her willingness to take on new things and ability to deliver successfully, often with far less support than she should have have, was simply amazing." and "Few people are fortunate enough to have the chance to work with an IT Director as outstanding as Jennifer Foust. I met Jennifer when we worked together at VIAM - an automotive floor mat manufacturer where I was Vice-President of Operations. I was constantly impressed by her exceptional strategic thinking, decision-making, team management and communication skills. Jennifer possesses an "out-of-the-box" thinking mentality that seemed so effortless. She set high goals and… Show more"

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  Technical Delivery Director

  Instaclustr

  Aug 2016 - Present - United States

  This role involves a blend of project management, product management, business analytic and business development skills in a heavy technical environment. Selected projects include:1. Manage client communications and coordination across distributed product, development, and operations for the online web and onsite kiosk technologies for a multi-billion dollar commercial real estate company. Also worked on managing costs and business planning around cloud services, including contract negotiation and review.2. Oversee creation and implementation of cross-platform mobile applications project for a large on-line television website. Specifics included gathering project/product requirements and sourcing development resources for both Android and iOS applications and libraries.3. Working with technical resources to provide hands-on coding support for upgrade/overhaul of a mission critical OSX based desktop application in the manufacturing space. Details include upgrading the code from 32 bit OSX versions to current OSX (64bit) releases, along with re-implementing interface/system libraries to work with new/updated 3rd party systems.

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  Tennessee Technological University

  Electrical And Computer Engineering